To the dustbin of obscurity
Thomas Mills writes in Politics NC that history will not remember either of North Carolina's current Senators. Read More
NC SPIN Posts by Thomas Mills
I don't want Trump removed
Thomas Mills, in Politics NC, writes that if the Senate convicts him, Trump will become even more of a cult figure. Read More
What's the matter with North Carolina politics?
Thomas Mills in Politics NC says that if states like Kansas and Louisiana can pass Medicaid expansion why can't North Carolina. Read More
2020 predictions
Thomas Mills writes in Politics NC that the 2020 presidential election will be loud and nasty. How will they affect other contests in our state? Read More
Supply slide economics
Thomas Mills writes in Politics NC that we’ve witnessed almost 40 years of transformation that took us from a battered and disgruntled but fairly egalitarian nation to one based in cynicism and inequality. Read More
The Board of Governors' odd foil
Thomas Mills says this Durham attorney is quirky and funny but has started a campaign to redirect the $2.5 million given the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Read More
The GOP exodus has begun
Thomas Mills writes in Politics NC that we are starting to see a rejection of the GOP from North Carolina conservatives. Read More
The left is winning the culture war, but the right is winning the economic one
Thomas Mills writes in Politics NC that since the 1990s America has become an increasingly tolerant country, a culture war the left has won. However, since Reagan our economic structure has pushed for less taxes on the wealthy and that's the economic war the right has won. Read More
Forest leading the GOP toward the cliff in 2020
Thomas Mills, in his Politics NC blog says the Lt. Governor's education plan is to allow everyone in the state to be eligible for vouchers to attend private schools. Will it resonate with voters? Read More
A sobering poll for Democrats
Thomas Mills writes in Politics NC that the 2020 election will be all about Donald Trump and a recent poll shows him leading in North Carolina. Read More
